Sudanese Worship
Sunday 2:00-3:00 pm
This service offers worship in the Sudanese language of Maaban. The worship service is in the Sanctuary with members of the Sudanese fellowship leading the service.
SUDANESE FELLOWSHIP
Wasatch Presbyterian Church
Worship and Christian Education at 2pm Sundays
The Sudanese Fellowship usually have 60-70 people each Sunday, worshipping in the Mabaan language. Approximately thirty children are learning Bible stories in English. WPC worship hosts, teachers and assistants for the children's education program are needed.
Sudanese Fellowship
NEW VENTURE
Anita Rigstad
Thanks be to God for WPC’s contributions of over $2200 for food at Christmas time. At this difficult financial time, that was a particularly gracious act. Now here’s a difficult act to consider at a difficult time, which will bring grace to our Sudanese friends. Help us identify WPC’s human resources to provide work sites, job coaching, or mentors.
We are exploring ways to collaborate with the Refugee Services/Workforce Services to increase the marketable job skills for the Sudanes.
Do you or someone you know have job/hobby skills which might translate to job skills, e.g. yard work, home maintenance, painting, construction, car or machine repair, child care, whatever? The state provides training for mentors and job coaches.
Do you know of possible job sites: the church or some company, someone’s home in need of work, a company open to hiring refugees? The state helps develop training and support for employment.
Interested? Contact Anita Rigstad: 801-583-1917 or Rrigstad@msn.com
Help is needed in a number of basic life skills:
family budgets, car care, accessing community resources, health care, child development and discipline, legal assistance, etc. Teach a class, mentor or support a family.
Financial support for hospital in Sudan or local Sudanese
One family was unable to pay rent, due to unemployment. Eviction was prevented by a loan to pay back rent. Contributions can be made to WPC: Sudanese # 800648 for Emergency Fund for local families or for Hope Village at Doro Hospital in Sudan.
Contact Anita Rigstad: 801-583-1917 or Rrigstad@msn.com
